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The Eclectic Pen - Disposal

By: Whitney B. (grammarchick)   + 2 more  
Date Submitted: 2/18/2007
Genre: Literature & Fiction » Poetry
Words: 98
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spring days made for throwing caution to the wind or maybe ashes? the pyre’s ready.. wrapped them tight no hands trailing out of the plastic heavy...but loathe to ask for help the act itself should suffice dragging them along the heart, always such stony ground refuse to bury things like this - father’s disapproval, mother’s compulsion, the lover who couldn’t quite stay - they tend to rise and reanimate themselves day after day and they lie, cold, in your bed at night until you can no longer bear the stench the feel of flesh long-giving to what little hold a heart still has so struggle along some things are just born dead weight but this is too much

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